Today’s NYT Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for June 27, #1469
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The puzzle of the lots of today is not too difficult, but in one way or another, it has a starting letter that I never seem to guess. Some posters on Reddit say that it was one of their start -up words, so now they are on the market for a new way to start the game. If you need a new start -up word, see our list that the letters appear in English. If you need clues and the answer, read the rest.
Today’s advice today
Before showing you the answer to the lots of today, we will give you some clues. If you don’t want to spoil, look away now.
Wordle No. 1 tip: rehearsals
The response to today’s lots has no repeated letters.
Loss tip n ° 2: Vowels
There are two vowels in the response to the lots of today.
Tip n ° 3: First letter
The response to today’s lots begins with P.
Tip n ° 4: placement
The two vowels are side by side.
Wordle No. 5 tip: Meaning
The response to today’s loss can refer to something that is not decorated and simple.
Landle response today
Today’s response to Wordle is clear.
Loss of yesterday’s response
The response to Wordle yesterday, June 26, n ° 1468 was the offer.
Recent loss responses
June 22, n ° 1464: Thrum
June 23, n ° 1465: strangely
June 24, n ° 1466: Elite
June 25, n ° 1467: comfortable
Will the edge be short of words?
When Bordle started, creator Josh Wardle used a list of five -letters that he had shared with his partner, choosing only the words they recognized. Although this represents more than 2,000 words, more than half of them have already been used.
The editor -in -chief of Bordle, Tracy Bennett, admitted that the game will possibly have to adapt to the fact that the list of words is not eternal.
“One possibility is that we could recycle old words at some point, like when we are approaching the end,” Bennett told a word player on Tiktok.
She also said that publishers could throw all the words and reuse them, or allow the plurals, or the past, something that is not done now.
